City to Force E. Co. to Pave Under Franchise Rules
City utilities committee will weigh legal action to compel the traction company to pave between streetcar tracks. Assistant counsel says the city can require paving. the company cites PSC relief as exemption. Officials counter that the commission has not exempted any company from obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Utilities Committee
Walter F Meter
Valentine
Utilities Department
Public Service Commission
Caldwell
California Official Count Shows Wilson Gap Narrowed
San Francisco November 22 The official returns from all California counties finish at 11 30 am with Wilson holding a 3807 plurality Carlson the high Republican 462390 votes and Mrs Tyler the low Democrat 463682 votes. The result eliminates any split delegation.
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San Francisco
Wilson
California
Republican State Central Committee
Carlson
Tyler
Public Auction Of Confiscated Liquor Truck
An auto truck used for illegal liquor handling, owned by Fred Luzzani and Sid Meister, seized by Justice Brinker, with 17 cases aboard, found Oct 26 at 2924 Second Ave. The auction, in ten days, will be conducted by Constable Shrewsbury and the proceeds go to the public school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Fund
Justice Brinker
Fred Luzzani
Sid Meister
Second Ave
Shrewsbury
Stops Tobacco Habit in One Day
The Elders Sanitarium in St Joseph Missouri publishes a free book detailing a method to banish tobacco in one to five days at home. Longtime users report success and improved health, with the system claiming to curb all forms of tobacco use. Free copies available by sending name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitarium
the Elders Sanitarium
Madnst
St. Joseph
Ray Samuels Vaudeville Star At Alhambra This Week
Ray Samuels brings his peppery blue streak to the Alhambra with Bert Levy on the bill. A studio party in Samuels dressing room featured Levy drawing her portrait for The Star, as prosecutors announce indictments will be handed down. jury timing is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Samuels
Alhambra
Bert Levy
Levy
Lundin
Sisters in Jail on Charges of Theft
Two young and oddly described girls Lillin Ryan and Genevieve her sister are in the county jail Wednesday charged with stealing merchandise from Seattle stores. They are held on a $200 bond each after arrest in the Marathon apartments by Constable Shrewsbury. Genevieve allegedly tried to throw herself from a window during arrest as four grips filled with expensive wearing apparel were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillin Ryan
Genevieve
Seattle
Marathon
Shrewsbury
City explores wood pipe line option for Wenatchee project
H. C. Henry invites Mayor Gill, council and board of public works to Wenatchee Friday to view a 63 inch cresote wood pipe line under construction. He favors manufacturing the proposed city pipe line from wood rather than steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Henry
Gill
Council
Board of Public Work
Wenatchee
City
Club Women Testify to Jury on Seattle Reform
A group of over a dozen women from civic welfare clubs and the jail reform society appeared before the grand jury on Wednesday and offered to testify about problems in Seattle. Two women and a man are held on minor charges after being arrested late last night by Deputies Julius Von Gerste and Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozten
Jail Reform Society
Grand Jury
Seattle
Julius von Gerste
Malone
Thalia Cafe
B. Peterson
Dry Squad
Warren C. Carlyle
Gill
Chamber and Commercial to Merge Maybe
Chamber of Commerce members may vote on merging with the Commercial Club. The referendum asks if they will merge on terms set by boards, with any chamber financial outlay to be ratified by members. Letters from Kelleher Struve and Gleason supported consolidation. Chilberg opposed diverting an $80,000 promotion fund. Trustees opposed a port belt line bond of $450,000 but approved a $1,085,000 school bond for new alleys and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Chamber
Daniel Kelleher
Frederick Karl Struve
James P. Gleason
J. K B. Chilberg
Port Commission
Old-Time Cold Cure Teas Promoted in Pharmacy
An old remedy called Hamburg Breast Tea is advertised for colds and grip. A tablespoon of the tea is brewed in boiling water and consumed as a tea to open pores relieve congestion and loosen bowels, described as inexpensive and harmless since it is plant based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Neighboring Resident Invites Tour of Pain Less System
Mrs. W. C. Mays of 7729 First Avenue Northeast invites neighbors to stop by and learn about the Boston Dental Co. Pain less system. The note emphasizes local curiosity and home outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mays
First Avenue
Boston Dental Co
Seattle
Washington
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Ort
Liberal Credit Service
Standard Furniture CO
Rothe
L. Schoenfe Sons
E. CO
Cal
W. Groves
CLUB
Phoebe Hunt
Norman Hackett
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Boys
Edwin J. Brown
Nion Block
Dr. Brown
First Ave
Cherry Street
Pioneer Drug Store
Officer Peterson
Wighland Surprise
Idaho
Beacon Coal Co
Lit
Kalnter Mining Co
Hemlbrin & Rhodes, Inc
Tock and Bond Brokers
Main
Cherry St
Sunset Market
Eastern Oysters
C. E. Mengedoht
Pike St
Bon Marche
Chamber and Commercial
State Dental Board
Novo-Cain
T. Moat
Regal Dental
L. Wh. Clark
Third Ave
X. W
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit CO
Second Avenue and
Union Street
Seattle, Washington
State
King County
Wren
Shorrock
T. 8. Lippy
Alex. Myers
R. W. Sprague
J. W. A. Smith
Second and
Union
Jio
SIPES
Mrs. Mays
Dr. Sipes
M. O. Sipes
Great
Toronto University
Second Avenue
U.S
Galveston
Markc van Vorst
Bentata
Alys M. Brown
Paviona Ballet
Rosa
Elliott
Frye’s
Frye
Olympic Market
Western Ave
Westlake
Westlake and
Pine
Occidental Ave
Ballard
Ballard Ave
Buenos Aires
Knipers
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